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I strongly disagree, AJ before Ruiz had the Killer instinct and the ability to execute it. I'm not saying he would have 100% beaten everyone but I would have made him strong favourite too.Not arguing with you, but I think AJ simple never HAD the ability.
He was just never really that good, and both Ruiz and Usyk are just reality punching him in the face.
I strongly disagree, AJ before Ruiz had the Killer instinct and the ability to execute it. I'm not saying he would have 100% beaten everyone but I would have made him strong favourite too.
You may as well have just replied with "I hate AJ and will demean any of his achievements"Killer instinct? AJ?
He won most of his fights on a single punch, against opponents who literally didn't even try hard to hit him.
He didn't even deserve his Olympic gold medal.
just stop it.
Tunde Ajayi hopefully. He sure could have done with "Empty the tank, stop him this round Ant" at some point in his most recent loss, you get a second bite of the cherry and are still not prepared to risk getting knocked out in order to score one yourself, it's baffling.Assuming Garcia is sent packing, who's next?
I doubt Steward would consider it, AJ is a bit of Poison pill now I would expect they wouldn't want to risk their reputation on a guy on his way towards a ignominious end. Plus AJ won't be earning the kind of money to a attract a A grade coach now he'd have to go for a domestic or little known guyTunde Ajayi hopefully. He sure could have done with "Empty the tank, stop him this round Ant" at some point in his most recent loss, you get a second bite of the cherry and are still not prepared to risk getting knocked out in order to score one yourself, it's baffling.
I like Sugar Hill-Steward, I heard Fury's let him go but I'm not sure how true that is but if it is that's his man
Ajayi it is then 😁I doubt Steward would consider it, AJ is a bit of Poison pill now I would expect they wouldn't want to risk their reputation on a guy on his way towards a ignominious end.
Steward is still with Fury. But Ajayi would be the most fun. Throw the craziest and most psychotic coach Anne Wolfe into the mix. Then we would have the proper dream team.Ajayi it is then 😁
You may as well have just replied with "I hate AJ and will demean any of his achievements"
Tunde Ajayi? The man who doesn't believe in sparring? The man who basically destroyed Anthony Yarde?Tunde Ajayi hopefully. He sure could have done with "Empty the tank, stop him this round Ant" at some point in his most recent loss, you get a second bite of the cherry and are still not prepared to risk getting knocked out in order to score one yourself, it's baffling.
Well on the brightside you live in America so there is a good chance someone will shoot you in the head soon.You may as well have just replied with "I dream of sucking AJ's cock and anyone who dares to logically question his magnificence is just a hater."
You got that one worked out.You may as well have just replied with "I dream of sucking AJ's cock and anyone who dares to logically question his magnificence is just a hater."
The irony that you are hypocritical enough to point to finger at other people's character when you are plainly such an appalling human being yourself.Well on the brightside you live in America so there is a good chance someone will shoot you in the head soon.
Some of his English spoken interviews have also been honest and to the point about AJ's deficiencies.
Garcia on Eli Seckbacks channel posted today.
To summarise.
Garcia saying his comments in the British press have been mistranslated. From an interview he gave to a Spanish language website.
Main criticism of Team AJ has been that they tell him what they think he wants to hear. Rather then what he needs to hear.
And that is what Garcia is doing here . Above interview is just sycophantic nonsense from Garcia. Either he is deluded about what happened in the fight. Or he is just pitching to save his job.
“Aj was winning the fight up to the ninth”.
“AJ had Usyk on the verge of a knockout in the 9th”
“AJ looked brilliant in the fight”.
Is that before he became trainer or after??? He did say AJ had no heart and that cant be fixed after his loss to Ruiz. And he did say after the first Usyk loss like virtually every other trainer out there that AJ needs to be aggressive and needs to apply more pressure and let his hands go in the rematch.Some of his English spoken interviews have also been honest and to the point about AJ's deficiencies.
But what if Joshua doesn't tolerate anything else? Because Coach McCracken by no means spent his time in the corner telling Froch what he wanted to hear and blowing smoke up his backside but this is what he's charged with doing during his time in the Joshua corner. I was gonna use a Mikey example for Coach Garcia also not doing that but that's his brother but I'm sure there are many examples of him telling some hometruths to his other fighters too so maybe the fighter is the problem.Main criticism of Team AJ has been that they tell him what they think he wants to hear. Rather then what he needs to hear.
And that is what Garcia is doing here . Above interview is just sycophantic nonsense from Garcia. Either he is deluded about what happened in the fight. Or he is just pitching to save his job.
AJ stated in June that he was stunned when the decision was announced after the first fight.....
Nobody told him to turn up the heat or he needed a knockout.......
Or perhaps Team AJ is surrounded by yes men and the consciously follow what everyone else is saying. Rob Mccraken was never much an animated type of coach even when he was training Froch.
Or maybe it’s just the amateurish mistake of watching what your own fighter is doing and not looking at what the opponent is doing. That has led to them assuming there guy was winning.
For someone who claims he doesn't make excuses he sure makes a lot of excuses.Or maybe Aj is just lying.